A Look at The House Omakase at Shunji, West L.A.
The seasonal Japanese experience may be the closest thing West L.A. has to supping in Captain Nemo's quarters.
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New Sushi Chains Getting Cheaper, More Compliant
They include Sushi Freak, which is making its way here from San Diego.
Long Beach Sushi Chef Claims $15 Million Lotto Prize
Victor Caube, an immigrant from The Philippines, might return home to start his own restaurant.
Did Sushi Nozawa Bring Trent Reznor Closer to God?
The musician calls the shuttering bar "quite simply my very favorite place in the world to eat."
J Restaurant and Lounge Closing in Downtown; Where to Get Feet Wet in Koreatown
Matt Kang offers a primer on eating in the eatery-dense sub-city.
Gatten Sushi Opening Sixth Store, Coming to Koreatown
All sushi is just two-dollars at this Irvine-based chain.
Win Tickets to See Jiro Dreams of Sushi and See The Preview
We're giving away 50 tickets to the premiere of this hardcore sushi porn through Facebook.
Kula Sushi Expanding to Torrance
The South Bay location will be the raw fish biz's fifth store's, after opening Downtown last month.
J. Gold Pours One Out for Angeli Caffe; Virbila Lists Her Five Favorite Wood-Burners
Elsewhere, The L.A. Weekly critic uncovers tarte flambe and the best sushi in Pasadena.
Blue Palms Gets Temporary Reprieve; Sushi Boosts Male Fertility
The craft beer venue gets two-to-three more weeks in Hollywood, while survival beyond that is not impossible.
Ozumo Owners Bringing Customizable Sushi Rolls to Beverly Drive
Could U-Sushi become the Subway of sushi?
Kula Spinning Sushi in Downtown Come January
The Japanese chain will have a third shop, following the shutter of a Santa Monica store in 2009.
Sushi Stop Opens Second Location For Lunch Today
If there's any Westside restaurant in bad need of a twin, it's this crowded spot.
Naked Sushi Bar Planned Downtown, Dying for Controversy
The organizers of "AsianModelPalooza" really want you to object to their extra-raw raw bar.
Ferran Adria and Jose Andres Can't Remember The Name of Their Favorite L.A. Sushi Spot
And now we have to try and solve this "culinary riddle wrapped in nori."
A Quick Look into 1,000 Years of Sushi History
Yoko Isaji toured a West L.A. audience through the evolution of sushi, from its origins in Southern China to its days as street food.
Downtown's Takumi Purchased By Japan's Kula Kaiten Sushi?
Conveyor belt sushi could replace a less-than-stellar competitor in Little Tokyo.
